Burning Issue.

[Tilley]

Well, you tell me what sections within the Walkers other than the two I know of offer £35 tickets for a Platinum fixture.

And then you tell me in what section the Fosse Boys are in.

I don't know where the 'Fosse Boys' sit, isn't it usually outside the stadium throwing a wobbly because they can't bring their confetti in?

We've got plenty of money now thanks.

You should be supporting the team, not Mandaric.

Singing will motivate the players and make them more positive.

Does it really? You sound like a Leeds fan.

Kitchandro reminds me of a young me.

Hopefully he isn't.

[1964FOX]

I think paying £35 each time is pretty damn good support, to be fair. It may not fit the perception of 'support' some people have, but I think the club are pretty delighted with fans who pay that on a regular basis. Finance being as important as it is in football these days, it's obviously a sign of support even to turn up and pay the prices.

In terms of the 'who loves their club more' debate, who gives a fuck? Really?

There are people who attend every home game and travel very quietly to every away game on Fox Travel. They always sit and never sing but have been following the club like this for years. This is not how I intend to support my club, I will dance and sing and generally make nyself look a pratt. Do I consider myself more of a fan than the quiet fans I mention, absolutely NO, I actually respect them for their loyalty and true support.

There are a lot more quiet fans nowadays than I would like but most of them respect that I have the right to be noisy as I respect them. Between us we probably make 99% of the support, the other 1% are intolerent of each other and such a small amount really don't have any effect on the overall support but they have their fun making strange posts on forums such as this.

[MC Prussian]

I don't know where the 'Fosse Boys' sit, isn't it usually outside the stadium throwing a wobbly because they can't bring their confetti in?

Are the Fosse Boys obstructing YOUR immediate view onto the pitch from where you're sitting?

Let me make a guess.

They don't.

[Kitchandro]

Does it really? You sound like a Leeds fan.

er, yes it does.

Are you accusing me of being racist?

[Houdini Logic]

Can we talk about something else now?

[Tilley]

Are the Fosse Boys obstructing YOUR immediate view onto the pitch from where you're sitting?

Let me make a guess.

They don't.

I should hope not, else I will be contacting the nearest steward to get them removed and then writing a formal letter of complaint to the club to express my grievance toward my matchday experience being ruined.

[Guest Bilo]

There are people who attend every home game and travel very quietly to every away game on Fox Travel. They always sit and never sing but have been following the club like this for years. This is not how I intend to support my club, I will dance and sing and generally make nyself look a pratt. Do I consider myself more of a fan than the quiet fans I mention, absolutely NO, I actually respect them for their loyalty and true support.

There are a lot more quiet fans nowadays than I would like but most of them respect that I have the right to be noisy as I respect them. Between us we probably make 99% of the support, the other 1% are intolerent of each other and such a small amount really don't have any effect on the overall support but they have their fun making strange posts on forums such as this.

1964FOX weighs in with the best post on the thread. By fucking miles.

[Wymsey]

I should hope not, else I will be contacting the nearest steward to get them removed and then writing a formal letter of complaint to the club to express my grievance toward my matchday experience being ruined.

Tilley for mod

[MC Prussian]

I should hope not, else I will be contacting the nearest steward to get them removed and then writing a formal letter of complaint to the club to express my grievance toward my matchday experience being ruined.

So they clearly don't.

The Fosse Boys and their flags and banners have no immediate impact on your own matchday experience, yet you slag them off for trying to increase the atmosphere at the Walkers.

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[Finnegan]

Tilley.

[1964FOX]

I should hope not, else I will be contacting the nearest steward to get them removed and then writing a formal letter of complaint to the club to express my grievance toward my matchday experience being ruined.

If the Fosse Boys were blocking your view you would have to be situated behind the plastic sheeting at the rear of the back row, now I must admit that would make me worry about you.

[ajthefox]

Kitchandro some of what you've posted in this thread is utter balls.

Let me just iterate that I think our clubs stance is just ridiculous, but thats what they're doing. I don't really see the big deal with wanting flags, I think a stand full of scarves -which wouldn't be rejected I'll bet- would be much more impressive, but whatever.

I'd also like to point out that I am all fornd singing in support of City, but the way you talk about other supporters is just stupid. I'm 19 now, but in 60 years I'm not going to be doing the same thing and I'll fooking bet you won't either.

I know it's not all about age as there was a lad next to me who was no more than a couple years older than me at Barnsley who made no noise apart from when we scored and for the life of me I couldn't understand why, but it's his choice to do that.

You can't move people who pay to sit where they want to just because you want to make some more noise, it doesn't work like that and it never will. If you're so bothered about being part of a group that stands and sings, you move to somewhere else, we do have one of those all singing all dancing groups you know. I forget what they're called though..

[Guest Bilo]

Tilley.

The sad thing is the number of people taking the bait really.

[MC Prussian]

Tilley.

I was thinking of you and your recent use of facepalm pics.

Wait...

[Tilley]

So they clearly don't.

The Fosse Boys and their flags and banners have no immediate impact on your own matchday experience, yet you slag them off for trying to increase the atmosphere at the Walkers.

...

I was actually discussing the atmosphere and the flag situation before you rudely interevened, with Kitchandro, not about the Fosse Boys.

I have made my feelings very clear on the Fosse Boys about their arrogant, self centred attitudes and complete dis-regard for other supporters and the clubs stance on certain issues ie: the flags.

[Houdini Logic]

The sad thing is the number of people taking the bait really. that get kicks out of upsetting others

[Kitchandro]

Kitchandro some of what you've posted in this thread is utter balls.

Let me just iterate that I think our clubs stance is just ridiculous, but thats what they're doing. I don't really see the big deal with wanting flags, I think a stand full of scarves -which wouldn't be rejected I'll bet- would be much more impressive, but whatever.

I'd also like to point out that I am all fornd singing in support of City, but the way you talk about other supporters is just stupid. I'm 19 now, but in 60 years I'm not going to be doing the same thing and I'll fooking bet you won't either.

I know it's not all about age as there was a lad next to me who was no more than a couple years older than me at Barnsley who made no noise apart from when we scored and for the life of me I couldn't understand why, but it's his choice to do that.

You can't move people who pay to sit where they want to just because you want to make some more noise, it doesn't work like that and it never will. If you're so bothered about being part of a group that stands and sings, you move to somewhere else, we do have one of those all singing all dancing groups you know. I forget what they're called though..

You're right I can't move them, but it would be much better for the atmosphere.

[MC Prussian]

I was actually discussing the atmosphere and the flag situation before you rudely interevened, with Kitchandro, not about the Fosse Boys.

I have made my feelings very clear on the Fosse Boys about their arrogant, self centred attitudes and complete dis-regard for other supporters and the clubs stance on certain issues ie: the flags.

Oh, how rude of me.

[Mr B]

The sad thing is the number of people taking the bait really.

Bilo, your such a twat at times. Of course people are going to stick up for their club. Whenever I read any of your posts I just have to facepalm. You talk a load of bollocks, maybe you should learn to stick up for the Fosse Boys properly if your going to do it. I'm a Fosse Boy same as you, and stuff people have been posting makes us look like right ****s and your doing nothing about it. Just because you've made 6k posts, and write fooking essays all the time, doesn't put you above everyone else!

[Samilktray]

Oh, how rude of me.

[1964FOX]

I was actually discussing the atmosphere and the flag situation before you rudely interevened, with Kitchandro, not about the Fosse Boys.

I have made my feelings very clear on the Fosse Boys about their arrogant, self centred attitudes and complete dis-regard for other supporters and the clubs stance on certain issues ie: the flags.

I don't have a picture of a fisherman but if I did it would need one heck of a rod to cope with the bait placed in that sentance.

[Wymsey]

I will be in trouble for this yes but it has to be said. Yes, the Fosse boys are trying to raise the atmosphere during the home fixtures but they can be quite o.t.t. This is not from what i am just saying, i went to a few games in the marks electrical stand (not in corporate the box during these game) this season and the people i went with, feel the F.B's are harsh on the stewards, they (and me) felt bad as city supporters when they put the 's****horpe standing' banner and their actions sometimes can put certain fans going to the walker's again considering how rude and disrespectful they can be.

I am in big fox crap now i said this but every thing has a for and against in it

[Magictv]

I will be in trouble for this yes but it has to be said. Yes, the Fosse boys are trying to raise the atmosphere during the home fixtures but they can be quite o.t.t. This is not from what i am just saying, i went to a few games in the marks electrical stand (not in corporate the box during these game) this season and the people i went with, feel the F.B's are harsh on the stewards, they (and me) felt bad as city supporters when they put the 's****horpe standing' banner and their actions sometimes can put certain fans going to the walker's again considering how rude and disrespectful they can be.

I am in big fox crap now i said this but every thing has a for and against in it

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[Wymsey]

:crylaugh: :crylaugh: :crylaugh: :crylaugh:

I presume you are one of the Fosse Boys then

[Ashley]

The Walkers will never be atmospheric. Mainly because the majority of fans who turn up clearly don't want it to be.

The Walkers will never be atmospheric because the Kop died along with Filbert street and the section that used to sing in the East Stand. Leicester City really did balls the ground plan up when we moved to the Walkers. We've tried people switching to N Block(was a great idea) never worked because of the club, Fosse Boys probably won't work(although I do want you do) because of the club again.